🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1623@hplabsc.UUCP> mayer@hplabsc.UUCP (Niels Mayer) writes:
>I think we should continue prefixing all x-based programs with an 'x'.
>It's nice being able to walk up to a new system, do an 'ls
>/usr/bin/x*' and see which x programs are available. Of course you
>have to watch out for special 'xref' or 'xjesus' programs, where x
>stands for cross.
>
>Perhaps V11 programs should start with an X.
>
>-- Niels.

The 4.3bsd man command has a MANPATH environment variable which you
can set to a colon separated list of directories to search for manual
pages in.  What I have is /usr/local/x, /usr/local/x/bin, and
/usr/local/x/man and /usr/local/x/man has man1, man3, man6, and man8
(along with the cat? dirs).  In my .login file MANPATH has
/usr/local/x/man added to it and $path has /usr/local/x/bin added to
it.

I prefer to split things apart rather than have /usr/bin become some
huge fishbowl with god-knows-what in it.  Embedding junk in the name
of a file when you can use the name of a directory is silly.  There
are a lot of advantages to having things split apart instead of lumped
together.

--------------------------------------
	rusty c. wright
	rusty@weyl.berkeley.edu ucbvax!weyl!rusty